Wayne Holtham

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About Wayne Holtham

Wayne Holtham is a highly respected independent ERP EAM and HCM systems expert in the APAC region, giving 100% unbiased advice to clients for over 30 years. Wayne is a true thought leading Digital triggered enablement practioner who has dedicated himself to making information and processes easier to understand and apply. His ability to interpret the complex into consumable, actionable information makes him a sought after Keynote Speaker at industry conferences, and quoted in thought leadership forums globally. Top tier consulting experience: PwC, Ernst & Young, Accenture and Litmus Group Wayne is a specialist in remediation and turnaround programs for organisational and transformational change, complex multifaceted program management, implementation, and evaluation of Digital platforms inclusive of ERP, EAM,HCM and cloud platforms. His functional experience includes ERP, EAM, HCM and cloud platform selection, organizational change management, implementation project management, program audit and assurance. In addition to his extensive Digital and Cloud Platform experience, Wayne has also helped clients with merger and acquisition business integration, business and process reengineering. He consults clients on their SAP ECC S4/HANA, Celonis- Functional task and process re-engineering, Success Factors, Salesforce, Digital and Cloud transformation implementations. Throughout his career, Wayne has helped hundreds of high-profile enterprises worldwide with their Digital Strategy,ERP, EAM, Success Factors, Salesforce and Field workforce initiatives, including BHP WAIO, BHP Thermal Coal, BMA, Rio Tinto, Anglo American, Peabody Coal, Yancoal South 32, Newcrest Gold, NSW Government: Transport- Sydney Trains, Jemena Utilities, Tetra Pak Packaging, CS Energy, Western Power Powerlink, Flight Centre, Queensland Government -Transport and Main Roads (TMR), Downer Group and Synlait Dairy and Manufacturing Group, to name a few. He has managed ERP implementations and global supply chain initiatives in countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the United States.